Here is my pepper list for 2009 - Page 2

newatthiskat · May 16, 2009

I have (2)TAM Mild Jalapeno, (2-?)Poblano, (?)Hot Wax, 1-?)Long Thin Cayenne, (?) Serrano, (2) Fooled You Hybrid, (2)Sweet Banana, (3) Pimento, (2)Sweet Cherry, (1-?)Jalapeno, (1) Hot Banana, (3) Feher Ozon Paprika, (1) Paprika Supreme F2, and (2) Blockbuster Hybrid Sweet Pepper. These plants are all too close to try to save pure seeds this year unless I decide to bag the plant. The reason for the question marks is that I bought a package of 5 varities of mixed seeds so I will figure out what they are when I get ripe fruit. This is the first year I have been able to grow peppers from seeds. I was way excited when they germinated!

I am also growing 4 different varities from Craigs growout of hot peppers. Have 1 left of plant 7 (I am babying it), 4 of plant 22, 3 of plant 10 and about 7-8 of plant 14. will save seeds from these if they make it to maturity

Can not wait to see all your pics!
Kat

Blueaussi · May 16, 2009

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Originally Posted by newatthiskat

Well if you run across one that has a nutty flavor but not very hot let me know the name.

I am a wuss!

Kat

Nutty, huh? I've grown a lot of peppers and read about more, and I don't think I've ever seen or tasted one that I would describe as nutty. Smoky, raisony, fruity, lemony, cherry, licorice, but not nutty.

At a guess I'd say you were more likely to find a nutty tasting pepper in the Anaheim, New Mex, or poblano-type peppers; but I *am* guessing. New Mex peppers don't like my yard, so I don't grow them.

newatthiskat · May 16, 2009

It is possible that I don't know what I am talking about!

I just remember reading something in a description and then forgot where I read it. I am not really a pepper person I am more growing them for my family and believe it or not my daughter's bird (Nanday conure). He loves peppers. Like I have stated before I am a wuss

Kat

Blueaussi · May 17, 2009

There are *so* many varieties of peppers out there, there could be one or more that taste nutty. I've just not heard of it.

KLorentz · May 23, 2009

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Originally Posted by newatthiskat

It is possible that I don't know what I am talking about!

I just remember reading something in a description and then forgot where I read it. I am not really a pepper person I am more growing them for my family and believe it or not my daughter's bird (Nanday conure). He loves peppers. Like I have stated before I am a wuss

Kat

Hey Kat,

Having had birds in the past I can tell you that some bird food companies do put peppers in their parrot mixes.

Kevin

newatthiskat · May 24, 2009

Uno (the bird) picks out all the peppers and eats them first! He then tries to snuggle with my daughter and boy does his breath stink!

Kat

May 16, 2009	#16
newatthiskat Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: texas Posts: 1,451	reply I have (2)TAM Mild Jalapeno, (2-?)Poblano, (?)Hot Wax, 1-?)Long Thin Cayenne, (?) Serrano, (2) Fooled You Hybrid, (2)Sweet Banana, (3) Pimento, (2)Sweet Cherry, (1-?)Jalapeno, (1) Hot Banana, (3) Feher Ozon Paprika, (1) Paprika Supreme F2, and (2) Blockbuster Hybrid Sweet Pepper. These plants are all too close to try to save pure seeds this year unless I decide to bag the plant. The reason for the question marks is that I bought a package of 5 varities of mixed seeds so I will figure out what they are when I get ripe fruit. This is the first year I have been able to grow peppers from seeds. I was way excited when they germinated! I am also growing 4 different varities from Craigs growout of hot peppers. Have 1 left of plant 7 (I am babying it), 4 of plant 22, 3 of plant 10 and about 7-8 of plant 14. will save seeds from these if they make it to maturity Can not wait to see all your pics! Kat

May 16, 2009	#18
newatthiskat Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: texas Posts: 1,451	Reply It is possible that I don't know what I am talking about! I just remember reading something in a description and then forgot where I read it. I am not really a pepper person I am more growing them for my family and believe it or not my daughter's bird (Nanday conure). He loves peppers. Like I have stated before I am a wuss Kat

May 24, 2009	#21
newatthiskat Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: texas Posts: 1,451	reply Uno (the bird) picks out all the peppers and eats them first! He then tries to snuggle with my daughter and boy does his breath stink! Kat

May 17, 2009	#19
Blueaussi Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: South Carolina Zone 8a Posts: 1,205	There are so many varieties of peppers out there, there could be one or more that taste nutty. I've just not heard of it.